Tiny Tails Lodge FAQs

Explore the frequently asked questions (FAQs) about my premier cat boarding services provided at Tiny Tails Lodge.

Cats from the same family can absolutely lodge together. A majority of the rooms have transfer doors that can be opened (to just your family of cats) This allows them to have their own space to retreat to with multiple litterboxes and food/water bowls.

At Tiny Tails Lodge, I take pride in providing personalized care and attention to each furry guest. Being the sole owner, I ensure a nurturing environment and strive to exceed your expectations in every aspect of your cat’s stay.

As an experienced caretaker of my own senior cats, I understand the unique requirements they have as they age. I offer specialized senior cat boarding, including administering medications and providing tailored care to support their well-being. Cozy accommodations and regular wellness checks ensure their comfort and health.

Yes, I am trained in cat first aid and CPR. Your cat’s safety is my top priority, and I have the necessary skills to handle any potential emergencies. You can have peace of mind knowing that your furry friend is in capable hands.

I maintain a secure environment for all cats in my care. I have implemented proper fencing, constant supervision, and safety protocols to prevent escapes and ensure a controlled setting. Your cat’s safety is of utmost importance to me.

To get started, the first step is to register your cat by creating an account for yourself and a profile for each of your cats that you may want to board in the future. Registration is important as it allows for all the necessary questions to be asked to ensure that I can provide the care your cats needs. While I am glad to chat on the phone or via email, the best way to begin the process is to register by clicking the “Request Lodging” button on my website. Once you complete the registration, the booking portal will be unlocked, and you can send reservation inquiries. I also personally respond via email to each registration, ensuring we have an open line of communication if you’d like to ask further questions. Please remember to review my policies after booking your stay with me.

I look forward to providing the best care for your furry friend at Tiny Tails Lodge!

At Tiny Tails Lodge I prioritize providing the best care possible for a simple, all-inclusive nightly rate similar to a hotel. $40/night(+WI tax) is the nightly lodging fee for cats.

I accept payment via cash, check, and credit card. Rest assured, your cat will receive top-notch care and attention without any extra add-ons. While there are a couple of over and beyond enrichment opportunities, those are completely discretionary at the time of booking.

  • Before your cat’s camp stay at Tiny Tails Lodge, there are a few essential details to keep in mind. First, drop-off and pick-up are strictly by appointment only to ensure I can focus appropriately on the cats in my care. While I do aim to be flexible and understanding, it’s essential to communicate any changes to appointment times in advance for the safety and security of all the cats under my care.
  • Additionally, I ask that cat owners supply their cat’s regular diet to reduce any tummy stress or overall stress that can come with a change in diet. If your cat runs out of food, I will make every effort to locate the specific type they are used to, but it’s always helpful to pack a little extra and provide updated feeding instructions. When packing your cat’s food for their stay at Tiny Tails Lodge, I recommend bringing a little extra to ensure they have enough throughout their time here. Please include specific instructions on what you feed your cat to maintain their regular diet. There’s no need to individually package each feeding, but ensuring updated instructions are included is essential. To guarantee accurate feeding, please specify the measurements clearly, as “cup” measurements can vary between different measuring cups. My goal is to ensure that your cat receives the right amount of food and the same care they are accustomed to.
  • Regarding vaccinations, all cats must be current on the required vaccinations, and proof of vaccinations should be provided before their stay. Vaccinations should be administered at least two weeks before their arrival to ensure efficacy. If you have any concerns or questions about these requirements, feel free to reach out to me before booking to see if Tiny Tails Lodge is the best fit for your cat . I prioritize the well-being and comfort of all my furry guests and am here to address any queries you may have.

When packing for your cat’s camp stay at Tiny Tails Lodge, please ensure that your cat arrives on a leash or in a carrier. If you don’t have a leash, one will be available for you to borrow. I recommend keeping your cat on their normal diet during their stay, so it’s best to bring your cat’s usual food, bagged and labeled per serving. If there are any differences in the meals, please make sure to label them accordingly.

For medications, there’s no additional charge for administration, and it’s essential to provide simple and clear instructions. Sending current written instructions along with the medication is highly encouraged. If your cat requires refrigerated medications, there’s a refrigerator available for storage.

You may also bring bedding (ideally machine washable), an article of your clothing, and your cat’s favorite toy or two. However, please refrain from bringing rawhides or other choking hazard toys and food bowls unless your cat relies on a specific type of bowl. Tiny Tails Lodge has various bowls available, including slow-feed bowls. Please understand that while I take every precaution to keep your cat’s belongings safe, I am not responsible for any lost or damaged items. Your cat’s well-being and happiness are my top priorities, and I’m committed to providing the highest level of care during their time at Tiny Tails Lodge. Your trust in me and your cat’s safety is of utmost importance, and I strive to make their stay a positive and stress-free experience.

In the case of any illness prior to boarding, it’s crucial to be transparent and disclose any suspected communicable health problems. cats exhibiting such symptoms will be turned away to ensure the safety of both resident animals and other guests.

If you have any further questions or need clarification on what to pack for your cat’s stay, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I strive to make your cat’s stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible at Tiny Tails Lodge!

I understand that your relationship with Tiny Tails Lodge doesn’t end when your cat leaves. I genuinely care about the whole experience and want to ensure your cat’s well-being even after their stay. If you have any concerns after arriving home, please keep me informed. Your feedback is valuable to me, and I want to address any questions or issues you may have.

Here are some post-stay tips to help your cat transition back to their usual routine:

Maintain Routine: cats benefit from routine and familiarity, so try to get back into your usual schedule as quickly as possible. Consistency helps them feel more secure and can prevent unwanted behaviors upon returning home.

Eating Habits: Don’t worry if your cat eats or drinks a bit more or less than usual after boarding. I ensure that your cat is fed the agreed-upon food and has access to water constantly. Any changes in eating habits are typically temporary and rarely a cause for concern. I work hard to make them comfortable with their meals, and you can trust that I will keep you informed if I have any concerns.

Give Plenty of Rest: After an engaging stay, your cat may be tired upon returning home. Allow them plenty of space to rest and recuperate. It’s normal for cats to be a bit worn out, similar to how we feel after a busy vacation. They should return to their normal selves quickly. However, if you notice anything beyond what you are comfortable with, consult your vet.

Monitor Bowel Movements: While unpleasant, a little diarrhea after boarding is usually not a cause for concern. It can result from excitement at being reunited with you and your family and typically settles down in a few days. However, if your cat has prolonged or severe diarrhea or other worrisome symptoms, consult your vet. I take monitoring cat health seriously and will keep you informed if any issues arise during their stay. Additionally, if your cat has an upset tummy, feeding a bland diet to allow for a reset can be helpful.

Remember, I am here to support you and your cat every step of the way. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me if you need any assistance or have any concerns. I value your trust and strive to provide the best care for your beloved cat at Tiny Tails Lodge!

Taking a cat for boarding can be difficult. When we take free-spirited, and routine oriented species like a cat and expect them to immediately settle in we are setting ourselves up for failure. Many people don’t realize that the adjustment process can be just as unfamiliar with a cat sitter that comes to your home. Some cats refuse to eat, refuse to come out of hiding and may even refuse to use their familiar litter box. Learn More

In rare circumstances where home is truly best for cat, I will consider drop-in services for one family at a time within a 5 mile radius.

Tiny Tails Lodge FAQs

Explore the frequently asked questions (FAQs) about my premier cat boarding services provided at Tiny Tails Lodge.

Cats from the same family can absolutely lodge together. A majority of the rooms have transfer doors that can be opened (to just your family of cats) This allows them to have their own space to retreat to with multiple litterboxes and food/water bowls.

At Tiny Tails Lodge, I take pride in providing personalized care and attention to each furry guest. Being the sole owner, I ensure a nurturing environment and strive to exceed your expectations in every aspect of your cat’s stay.

As an experienced caretaker of my own senior cats, I understand the unique requirements they have as they age. I offer specialized senior cat boarding, including administering medications and providing tailored care to support their well-being. Cozy accommodations and regular wellness checks ensure their comfort and health.

Yes, I am trained in cat first aid and CPR. Your cat’s safety is my top priority, and I have the necessary skills to handle any potential emergencies. You can have peace of mind knowing that your furry friend is in capable hands.

I maintain a secure environment for all cats in my care. I have implemented proper fencing, constant supervision, and safety protocols to prevent escapes and ensure a controlled setting. Your cat’s safety is of utmost importance to me.

To get started, the first step is to register your cat by creating an account for yourself and a profile for each of your cats that you may want to board in the future. Registration is important as it allows for all the necessary questions to be asked to ensure that I can provide the care your cats needs. While I am glad to chat on the phone or via email, the best way to begin the process is to register by clicking the “Request Lodging” button on my website. Once you complete the registration, the booking portal will be unlocked, and you can send reservation inquiries. I also personally respond via email to each registration, ensuring we have an open line of communication if you’d like to ask further questions. Please remember to review my policies after booking your stay with me.

I look forward to providing the best care for your furry friend at Tiny Tails Lodge!

At Tiny Tails Lodge I prioritize providing the best care possible for a simple, all-inclusive nightly rate similar to a hotel. $40/night(+WI tax) is the nightly lodging fee for cats.

I accept payment via cash, check, and credit card. Rest assured, your cat will receive top-notch care and attention without any extra add-ons. While there are a couple of over and beyond enrichment opportunities, those are completely discretionary at the time of booking.

  • Before your cat’s camp stay at Tiny Tails Lodge, there are a few essential details to keep in mind. First, drop-off and pick-up are strictly by appointment only to ensure I can focus appropriately on the cats in my care. While I do aim to be flexible and understanding, it’s essential to communicate any changes to appointment times in advance for the safety and security of all the cats under my care.
  • Additionally, I ask that cat owners supply their cat’s regular diet to reduce any tummy stress or overall stress that can come with a change in diet. If your cat runs out of food, I will make every effort to locate the specific type they are used to, but it’s always helpful to pack a little extra and provide updated feeding instructions. When packing your cat’s food for their stay at Tiny Tails Lodge, I recommend bringing a little extra to ensure they have enough throughout their time here. Please include specific instructions on what you feed your cat to maintain their regular diet. There’s no need to individually package each feeding, but ensuring updated instructions are included is essential. To guarantee accurate feeding, please specify the measurements clearly, as “cup” measurements can vary between different measuring cups. My goal is to ensure that your cat receives the right amount of food and the same care they are accustomed to.
  • Regarding vaccinations, all cats must be current on the required vaccinations, and proof of vaccinations should be provided before their stay. Vaccinations should be administered at least two weeks before their arrival to ensure efficacy. If you have any concerns or questions about these requirements, feel free to reach out to me before booking to see if Tiny Tails Lodge is the best fit for your cat . I prioritize the well-being and comfort of all my furry guests and am here to address any queries you may have.

When packing for your cat’s camp stay at Tiny Tails Lodge, please ensure that your cat arrives on a leash or in a carrier. If you don’t have a leash, one will be available for you to borrow. I recommend keeping your cat on their normal diet during their stay, so it’s best to bring your cat’s usual food, bagged and labeled per serving. If there are any differences in the meals, please make sure to label them accordingly.

For medications, there’s no additional charge for administration, and it’s essential to provide simple and clear instructions. Sending current written instructions along with the medication is highly encouraged. If your cat requires refrigerated medications, there’s a refrigerator available for storage.

You may also bring bedding (ideally machine washable), an article of your clothing, and your cat’s favorite toy or two. However, please refrain from bringing rawhides or other choking hazard toys and food bowls unless your cat relies on a specific type of bowl. Tiny Tails Lodge has various bowls available, including slow-feed bowls. Please understand that while I take every precaution to keep your cat’s belongings safe, I am not responsible for any lost or damaged items. Your cat’s well-being and happiness are my top priorities, and I’m committed to providing the highest level of care during their time at Tiny Tails Lodge. Your trust in me and your cat’s safety is of utmost importance, and I strive to make their stay a positive and stress-free experience.

In the case of any illness prior to boarding, it’s crucial to be transparent and disclose any suspected communicable health problems. cats exhibiting such symptoms will be turned away to ensure the safety of both resident animals and other guests.

If you have any further questions or need clarification on what to pack for your cat’s stay, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I strive to make your cat’s stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible at Tiny Tails Lodge!

I understand that your relationship with Tiny Tails Lodge doesn’t end when your cat leaves. I genuinely care about the whole experience and want to ensure your cat’s well-being even after their stay. If you have any concerns after arriving home, please keep me informed. Your feedback is valuable to me, and I want to address any questions or issues you may have.

Here are some post-stay tips to help your cat transition back to their usual routine:

Maintain Routine: cats benefit from routine and familiarity, so try to get back into your usual schedule as quickly as possible. Consistency helps them feel more secure and can prevent unwanted behaviors upon returning home.

Eating Habits: Don’t worry if your cat eats or drinks a bit more or less than usual after boarding. I ensure that your cat is fed the agreed-upon food and has access to water constantly. Any changes in eating habits are typically temporary and rarely a cause for concern. I work hard to make them comfortable with their meals, and you can trust that I will keep you informed if I have any concerns.

Give Plenty of Rest: After an engaging stay, your cat may be tired upon returning home. Allow them plenty of space to rest and recuperate. It’s normal for cats to be a bit worn out, similar to how we feel after a busy vacation. They should return to their normal selves quickly. However, if you notice anything beyond what you are comfortable with, consult your vet.

Monitor Bowel Movements: While unpleasant, a little diarrhea after boarding is usually not a cause for concern. It can result from excitement at being reunited with you and your family and typically settles down in a few days. However, if your cat has prolonged or severe diarrhea or other worrisome symptoms, consult your vet. I take monitoring cat health seriously and will keep you informed if any issues arise during their stay. Additionally, if your cat has an upset tummy, feeding a bland diet to allow for a reset can be helpful.

Remember, I am here to support you and your cat every step of the way. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to me if you need any assistance or have any concerns. I value your trust and strive to provide the best care for your beloved cat at Tiny Tails Lodge!

Taking a cat for boarding can be difficult. When we take free-spirited, and routine oriented species like a cat and expect them to immediately settle in we are setting ourselves up for failure. Many people don’t realize that the adjustment process can be just as unfamiliar with a cat sitter that comes to your home. Some cats refuse to eat, refuse to come out of hiding and may even refuse to use their familiar litter box. Learn More

In rare circumstances where home is truly best for cat, I will consider drop-in services for one family at a time within a 5 mile radius.